Core Concepts 1.1-1.3
Prehistory
Grammar, Rhetoric, History, and Poetry, are examples of this.
Humanities
Who was the leader of the Colonial Continental Army and the 1st president of the United States of America?
George Washington
The name of the laws, named after the first emperor of France, that ended feudalism and promoted equality and religious toleration.
Napoleonic Code
Capital
A letter written by a soldier that fought in the Korean War (1950-1953) would be an example of a...
Primary Source
The 95 Theses
The practice of government and religious leaders banning ideas, books, and other forms of media that go against traditional beliefs is called...
censorship
What event marked the beginning of the French Revolution, according to most historians?
The storming of the Bastille Prison
The Industrial Revolution began in which European nation?
Great Britain
A history book published in the year 2017 about the Chinese Civil War would be an example of a...
Secondary Source
The Roman Catholic Church is located in what country?
Why did the colonists revolt against the British during the American Revolution?
Large amount of taxes after the British won the French and Indian War, Boston Tea Party, Boston Massacre, colonists did not have the same rights as English citizens.
The meeting between the three estates, where the three estates tried to vote on how to change France, was called the...
Estates-General
The German philosopher that is considered the "father of Communism".
Karl Marx
Chopsticks that were made by humans during the Zhou Dynasty in China would be an example of...
During the Renaissance in Northern Europe, humanists began to translate works from Latin into a language of every day common people. This type of language is known as...
Vernacular Language
This idea argued that all of the power for a government comes from the people, and that the people should be able to revolt against unjust governments.
Popular sovereignty
The middle class of the 3rd estate (and also the middle class during the Industrial Revolution).
The economic policy that the government should have little to no control over businesses, that promote social classes, and argued the government should not help poor people.
laissez-faire.
This calendar, named after Pope Gregory XIII, has 365 days in a year, beginning on January 1st, and ending on December 31st.
Gregorian Calendar
The three major painters during the Renaissance Era
Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Michelangelo
This man believed that it was a government's job to control people, people are naturally cruel and selfish, and you enter a social contract with a government that gives up freedom for organization and a civil society. Who was this man?
Thomas Hobbes
What is the difference between a monarchy and a republic?
A monarchy==King and Queen, when the leader of a monarchy dies, the next in line takes his or her place.
A republic==elected officials by the people represent the country.
A person that opens their own business, completely accepting all financial risks and responsibilities, is called an...
Entrepreneur